Yes fears are very real but think about it, some are based on our anxieties or past experiences. These are not rational fears. These are the ones I am talking about.

“Fear, he is a liar”

I think the answer is nuanced

Fear is an emotional and physiological response to a perceived threat or danger. It serves as a survival mechanism

While fear evolved as an essential mechanism for self-protection and survival (by natural selection)… it becomes problematic when fear is irrational or persists despite no real threat of danger.

Of course it’s not just genes and evolution that shape our response but environmental from life experiences, both past and present, that can influence our response

To me it’s not true because tho some fears are unfounded and not real and therefore false and untrue..

Some are very real.. so I disagree

Expressed a different way ... For all the terrible things I imagined happening to me, none ever did....

Some fears do prove to be unfounded but others can provide valuable warnings. So it’s a matter of knowing which is which and proceeding accordingly.

It's like imagination, it's deceitful and it can constantly whisper negativity or misconceptions, which can immobilize us with self-doubt and rob us of joy or reality even.

I understand it. Fear is telling you that you should be afraid of something, when there is nothing to fear but fear itself.

I suppose it would depend on who you think "he" is. If he is fear then fear is a liar. If you think that He is a liar that you should be aware of. Fear being another way of saying aware or leery of someone who is a liar.

In this case it really was meant to be the anthropomorphizing of fear.

It was a religious reference to the devil. Though it's not in the Bible. They didn't want to make reference to any form of Satan in FEAR of him coming.

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Fear prevents learning.

So yeah, it is a liar.

Fear is the only one telling the truth